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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
That WIG Animal

We clip the iolioTiuZ seusati0ral story
from iae Village Record Of IVES: { 4esr r,
Pa.
That Wild animal 10 Delaware IS strik-
ng terror in the sous u tie residents 81
he Diamond STATE sLd has teen killing
quite number OF shfep, eL1ats aud
Young Tigs. The animal has leen etcL
~ styeTAi farmers sul IN appearance re
sembles panther. 1t mas ben shot q.
seVyTa! times but has Always escaped BY
fleeing ssAy "a TIE dArkuess, l. only
making il appearance al mig i. lie
principal point OF attack seems to be a
ihe thrOa,, sucking the life 5.opi ava.
nom it, yic.iGs ard leaving their bodie;
limp AID ii'eless on the ground wher,
they are fouLG ~ TIC morn nR dead By
their osu srs. 4 colarei m.u from tbs
Red Lon was attacked by this animal I
nigh; or 50 sgo. h Wa seated IN hli
carriage, MS mind absorbed vita thought
ana his lnrsn Jogging along ~ a slos
gait when he w. brought 10 his SENSES
by sudden jerk u his carriage Vhicf
near thre- E.L. from the -tat. r.
horse commenced 10 snort aud p uuse IN
70 the air Ike something mad The mar
peered inio The d4rkuess aud saw some
talug that Looked ike two tall. u lire a
the horses head and which seemed 10 b,
ciiCging TO the all. male throat. IN rela
ting his adventure he said = ! though
the old boz v a. Ai;er me, and Was a..
most ske.r rad to ieatt. bought NY tim,
had come W!ilc the horse was reariu I
the mau dropped On his knees aud begar
to pray. lie drew himself up with al
effort and saw that som.tLing must b,
done to fave tie ACfse al himself. Pun
ilg the WHIP from Re socket b. crAelot
| out On the shafts ard rSiued tl1w aite
bow OIL tt Animals head AID boiy via
cut any lerceptiuie ed.ct. Finally ~
animal 10 seu { it. hold from the horse
throat, gave : Mid cry and started of i
rapid gait 70 tie woods ClIse by, Uher'
i dEappearei IL the darhAess. Upol
examination lie horses throat was foun,
to be terribly lacerat-d and bleeding pro
igseiy. II y n tzseG To the ne2reet hous'
and IL vuua3s dressed Tie grouu,
where the struggle took place is cove e,
With blood abb loose dirt, showing n
effort the horse made TO l.osGn Tie ami
NAL hos. The animals appearance !!
| aiso confirmed by several reliable me-
Of Rcd Lion, 10 declare that It Is n
myth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

wHIIE-On the 2sfh inst, Wil,is T., son
Of a lillian p. aud sarah y. White. In the
ls.h year Of bis age
Reiailvts and frirn3s ere respectfully In
vited TO 4t.snd his fur-rAl fron the resi-
dencs Of ais pareats- Ne " Vest SIN
street, On Friday afsr1oor 81 O'clock Ia
terraent at Klveryiew Ceuetsry.
McOAFFERfY.-Ont the 3.sh ina, Nellie
dnSghtsr Of JohE ana kIenei MeC1nsry
aged yeArs sni monthA
he atlves and 'rienis are respectfully In
vtsea 10 attend the funeral from the fssi-
dsncs q her gz-esta. No lizi Biipin avenue.
lou Saturday Afternoon. at o'eiocz lntsr
N snt 81 Mes Cathedral Cemetery.
HAUuHkY. -fln the EtA int. Peter
HSaghey, aged - yesrL
kslAtiVes aud friends are respectfully Ia
Titet 10 attepd his funeral from has lsts
reader -. on DuFont street between Eigh IN
xcd Ninth. en- Saturday morpieE 81 =
10 ci0ek. hAEs in ST. Jsres' church. Ia
trrnsat al ~. joseph Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
FOURTH EDITION
q Comparatively slow Dsy-Peacy
RllL

q Comparatively slow Day-Roiscy
RlIL
DovEk. Jan. 20 The gas com pAny
Won 10 day and the matter can be called
rer led Bat u 10 Aqg-stios whether or
BOT he company hse : charter . hen The
Senate aiiournej.
SenAtor MoWkOftsf moved . re con-
sidera'sou, and e. E,s carried oy : vote
Of 70 l. The Spskktr declared the
motion not carried on the ground that II
did not rtceiye the Necessary tao thirds
vote fer re- corsidgrsiior After short
time eiaDs ed the Senator discovered
that the ruling " tie chair NJ dsr Eule
II OF the Senate vhs vroaE, ard thHt
Article :, Section II OF The Consultation
only provided . majority vote - pass .
renewal Of an trcOrps rA;ion ACT. AID
consequently votes wers sufficient 10
move re reconsideration.
Tue Senator Giso1velei that the bill
bad gJIe back 20 the House, and he
moved that 4. be returned, as the
com pany virtually had no charter. TIE
Senate refused &c Adep, bis mot.91. To
night, howeFtr, prominent and at
the same tine one Of the abiest law era
"a the State, srstAln~d the pos!t ion
Ssnsior BE Hbor,er, howeveT. 10 END
tie matter, srd In view Of TIE fact that
the Sentte c aid not pass tbs amend.
men tdesife1 By Council,Any gay had BIZ
vote for re consideration charged 20 TIE
negative Pretidt ut ckel, aud Aessrs
Newell, Dili!n Bal and Turner used
:Eeir Z IN est efor Tor the city, bat 1t
was unavailinE, As toe SeEA,e was de
teTniaed C pass the h,.l in any event
81 ! IN the SHAPE the company dssire1.
A 7. Robiusou and Robert Q. White
were here TO day, bob looking after tbs
constitutional convention. TIE amend
u. eni iutfo1 Uced b. SsoAtor Ferguson
yesterday ls cA1tirg tIt little Ia L, and
Il g very likely that IL will rot even
1sss the Senate. ! Is almost lie oil
bi.i ~ eTery respec; and The alsnments
aEed ia Us fAyo! arr The hackney 81
oles Of which % " oct vas LeAId $50
years ago.
Or Martin Eill iaiio41ce bis consIi-
'GtiorA, cohvent4ou g.. g. few Gsys
aod sisl rake sirotf GEht ier Il
hr SGRiley gave n5ac- to-day Of The
pi.. &c sGl press p9..cJ. tie LAS 10. \,
yss hzn zoe BIZ. prepared, ard jrs
shat ia proyis!Cus aye caGLJl bs
stated F.on the ~ .ea, temper % tia
Il stare the bill VII! pAss IN thori
order.
Io ire II 'uSe the senaie's prir,ir {
resolution came ur, anl i. id u1t tax,
loag fer the Horss q eft cow upon IL,
resolution, ard IN n. ena pi Al &C zone o.
IS to =, Perly bang paired si.s
speaker keCsbe.
NOTES
Reform Is ev ~ where II ;h@ air. 81 q
most anything su-.risIrs may Dc Il
peotsd.
IL the family gain 1py NOR" msn bers
the anti faulty cohorts vii BE- yeIJ
thin iuc oei.
Mr.. Ware ussd grvst desl e. ttori
among the Senaio.s IL the Sas -E'teEtc
have them 70 con er.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

The Rsesptfsa Te-merrov kvsaisg.
Toe annual reception Of tie Happy
Seven, which 10 % be given In the nev
hail Of tie weccaeoe Fire Company 70
morrow evening prom ises 10 be ore Of
the most enjS able aEalrs that has taken
plAce tals season TIE con mittcs are
leaving rothina undo1e % make the
affair eUjoyabls, and With Professor
Albe, 9 orchestra and tee best fibor in
the city for dAocing prrposes. al Who
I'd are aura Of having an evening
Of solid eDj 5ymsat- Tie tickets, it,
IclEdips rsfreshmsnts, are bat 80 cettA
Lsdies viii be admitted free, a1o tae
committee would b pleased TO see MI
tseir lady friends present. All ohje.'
uouAl characters will be met with
prompt glscsment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

A part Of the mscA lr'y
10 iugton OIL AID Lss.t,- ca
been brought TO this
"a sindef IL on board , 81 81
is oe-bonnd at BA tim r. a!
unable 10 reach here uut.. u. u
sad Chesapeake cam Il4. q
gAil1s Tn. entire tat = =
being removed 10 this g 81
pcrpoiss hides wi. BE- b. e.
DO transformed mo -a,-''
the only company N 10 so,!'
N akinz porpolse .ea,l : ~
AID with the many mi: re
they have Introduce, - q
able TO make n leather va 2
Tor TO she hnes. imp5,.ai F:s-
skin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

REMEMBER

When cooking for Cloth
ing at this season Of the year
that our stock OF Overcoa..s
Suits, O5d Pants and Vests
is complete, and all New
Goods, which are bclag sold
as low in price as old stock
broken lots, etc, etc, that
you see advertised by many
Our motto-"The Bes'
Goods for the Least Money
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

Antoine Pierre, tho dftes,
Graham, the ohampiol ef-4j
can wrestler OF New ] = Y
act night at Csrrot', 'tit
audience, for the PROF.
be winner 70 take rs Fa- -,
losfr - per cent J z AH|
re feree AID VIM II taf
Keeper. Pierre won ilr ~
nd foil, masking n ,ig 3
ry. A match lie t. ke'i =
Greek and o WilmiEs az
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

A. the last tera Of Court the sai' OF
samue z. Bailey, of Lancaster. Pa
assins; II. 3 Wright & Co, OF New.
ark, Del, eH5orsers OF = note n ale By
AcCAntosx & Graves for SAC 50 wiih
Interest from September l2th, 1855, wAs
referred TO . board Of referees, copsist
ing Of John Push, james Bradford snd
Jossph l. Carpenter, sr The referees
me; o. Wed nbsday afternoon in the
Law Library ct the Court House and
awarded the plaintiff his claim. Thos.
Dsvis, E'q represented the plaintiff
and q NJ. CARTS, E'q the defendant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

During the lnterm..
third and fourth acts Atr.r-T]
iAs' evening, = young ma =
came very nsAr cTeAi.., !.
throwing a programule - y
manner that It caught g. n, /,
jet. and fell among som Il
seated In the dress circle :
slmoet Instantly eItllgu,a
before two or three a. ~
from fright. Il 80
hat 10 one rushed ~
such been the ease Nv .,
a panic, the rtsuli Of w.
conten plate The mat,., :
having ilinglass guar
globes, which will ei,.cs, -
recurrence Of Anythi-g IL ID,
future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
FIFTH ED|1lI


Bishop Lee Ia .o,n
nnsd 10 his house Hs,
Proud & Meriiok
sale OF COWS at Gem, ar,
February 7. II
The Reilly lyon
February. I'll
Er Sheriff Ford b..
from . bad cold IL. IL,
cary to keep within j (,
According 10 ,bs \
quirer, an English ~
vislt this coun,ry in Of T..
srals Tor Secretary Ba,., u
Tbs late Jonathan 4.
fecss s!li be go d q. ~
rooms to-norros -
O'clock. ii
con t7ss
cher at 'he McCuils "a
evening. Harry sasa ~
the piiEs. I'D
Only s43 member.
Library have paid , n
the nrst hall Ct the ! y. al
have no' paid are ARK
The captains desk Ald 81
Col. sauutl NJ w.
tSe First Regiment, l.. 1
tain Edmund Mite, .
ing a Company o.
uon, vent 10 Se~ Yvk
isrd tho annual rae
Guard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

A REPUBLICAN, e,lsf, "a
was cItucizsd and ~ ~
rect because IL tAid a., .5f-
assessed after the ST. .,y & d
he critics contesditl Lii u
Court vas bound % i rl.a
'ti any time IN Ar. f..I
ef, cn the assessm, .Jr
following from tbs Nv ..sg
iuiies Of the Levy Co trts
9 asive on ;hAt rut, S1N
No Assessment shal r..,I
Ast day OF March, Va ~ 1
n the assessment n; mar = ].
be Levy Court, 90 sfi-A
ar March term Of sli
years after the irst arL 4
.rcm She Assessment
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
Waiting Frie'ss'

Thomas Morrow, VIZ ~
four years has been 10. sn d
painters department o. - y,
ear oompany's works u .st|
Mexico, is in this city d ~
ing friends. He eIPros ,,,(
his adopted home in ao'I IA
and will take A T h -s1, IA
Tins and John X. hoo''y
thus city, with him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
The sig salt PC rs''i4

The sul, brought hy "
Ca @ and others of b. =
aealntt the owaers VI
seneca for 81 60 la''
sunk by the senscs, i
Argument In the Jri,e
c urt. To-Day is ihs a -,
ment. George Il Ba =
defen 90, ia the only y "a"
employed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
AUCTION SALE,

TO c'ose OUT the entire
took OF diamonds, watches
and jewelry. solid silver and
SILVER plated ware, and fiue
clocks, still continues every
evening. During the day
We are selling a private sale
at auction prices. Persons
that do rot ike 10 attend
the sales, may lind it to their
Advantage to canine our
stock and see what induce.
mcnts am ffering now ]
know a great many say this
is only an advertising scheme
It IS nor, | am p s.iyeiy igo-
Ing cut Of business and have
my store rented. ! want e
close Gu: by the z5th Of
March CT sooner il possible
- come and get bargains
d. =. SMYTII,
No. 3!I Market st.
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I-
K ENNARD&C co.
ANOTHER LOT.
BARGAINS.

In our window to-
day will be seen
"a line Of Ballard
vale Emb roidered
Flannel greatly re-
duced in prices.
A line Of French
|an-wool fannels re.
|duced to 37l cents
from 80 cents.
We have in our
basement about so
pairs Of Blankets,
which we are deter
mined to sell, if
|prices will do it.
One lot at .25 re.
|duced from $500.
One lot at 1915
reduced from $3.50.
| One lot extra size)
lat $3.50 reduce d
from S4.j0-and a
lot of slightly soilcd
Blankets in several
qualities, which we
will sell at very
large re auctions.
Come ard see them;
it will pay you.
Also a lot of Conn
Ifortables at 65 cents,
reduced from Sl.00;
at 90 cents, reduced
from Sl.25; at sI.2O,
reduced from SI.5O;
t 81. 80, reduced
from 81. 20.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
Public Sale of Flour and tx

VIII be sold 81 puo.
lay. January 2Jsl.
a m, the -four so'
corner Of Fith a. h .
JAe euiIre stock aud 81
class -four and feed st9f q
horse, II " wagon, ~ - .
OF Marvin safe near $
oler articles too num '.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
rnn norning.. Court.

Tee following crop Of DRINKS were
disposed Of ai.this morn irs's session OF
the cry coHry. James Clancy ard Kate
Rowe xere fnsd tl Add costs each.
Ef~zrd GafIney sud Joseph Heck a.
and coats each, sod John hcGairs va
senienced 20 tue cells usI. 8 o'clock
this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

DR.. OR = ~ received al iuvi'ztic',
To a. s.e Mar Gas Cafriva.
wLI3a wi,. zilr.'g he REID Ia NV
Ot.sGa7, olt ia b.. 's- participants are
e1Jtc-tG t. appear NAKED ard ASSUME
some .ptc'a cEsrecteT Re doctor is 81
O. to &c de RAas Character would
D. proper T. proper : r5pregsat al i'm.
ntr,-As CITY Ike Wilmington,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

Thomas Davidson La.
out ZONE very hAnk0o..
from bis estAb.islms '-
n ns sireets, two pi,ce.
made to order for rar
pAia, and haze betn
atii Cemetery. t.
Davidson received AZ
when there are 20 NJ.
iishnenis ia Phi.ad,
com p!ime nt 10 his
superiority OF his Eo-s
recently completed ~,
~ofk for parties ia tn
'isns ard work on VII =.
10 some that 1t impor..t,.
1ne piece, espee!Aily.
very hne, and bears sv.v
-Aving beer executed =:
IN accom- plishhd
Davidson has other ori ~
or parties 10 Philaa,.r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

Last night William
disturbance at the 2 " : N
station, and was pr ID ~a
Officer Cross. He VS. d
mornings session OF Il =, ,sl5
sentenced to pay mn %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
Io., MONEY wound

Tho envelope oontait,li1''. d
pay, which WAS los ia.' =. N.
ing by Mr.. Eliss W, / %
ploye OF tho Jaekeon q "a, a
WAS found by = fe II" "A
returned IL to him yeF'e
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

lEs ...l gcE ani fx.1ras Of 6
frat cl.3f g.-l.ry sftIr. New sock ard
Going Z b Wig Lusiness. E9r salo
ciCap. tes osreasGIs fCr selling. Ad
ores, s W. GEoc, th.s cf.os.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
WM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market Sis.

second week Q sales OF tncSe
special and reduced goods,
with still greater inducements
to take what's left.
AS a balmy day in mid
winter gives promise of a
coming spring, so in pro-
portion does a rough day
following remind US that
half the winter is yet to
come, and many of the fall
and winter fabrics offered in
this sale are good for many
days of appropriate wear.
The black and white
checks, soc. from 81, nearly
gone.
The Hortenss worsteds,
o. !c. from 81, nearly gone
the solid ground pin
stripes, 42c from 62Ic, but
few.
| Mems Cashmere Gloves,
23c. from soc; think OF it.
| Grenadine Yelling, fine
quality, down to I2ic.; soon
goes.
| S al Goth Coat-'Twas
a pity to slaughter them;
only lett; one 81, one So,
and they may not be here
wren you read this.
The lroiscriminate Goats
storm coats, odd sizes. ;.c-
and broken lines, So and $40;
all to one price, S. go; about
: gone.
| All we have in one Let O.
Iplsid nuslins, about 1000
yards; small, medium tn3
pin checks are reduced 70
:. from Ioc.
Toilet Quilts, 81, IRON
SI.25; MarseiIles, 81 %, from
IS; always good, always il
season. Why should they
. 60 down. But 50 It is; they
are here for you.
Three pieces Of magniii-
cent German locm damask
Table Linen, su h as We
have sold right along a. 81
ARE II and ? yards wide and
are reduced to Csc.
Lid you get any Of III.
Table Linen remnan.sl
Four dozen, all we have
elegant Barnsley doub l.
damask napkins, : size, SIC
!, per dozen down to IS.
, Blankets and Comforta
t bles all reduced; you cal
pack them away better thar
we-s4 to $3.50; s.. 50 t.
i 50 Il, S. to 81 50; SI75
i SI.37 AID 81, making on
comtortablcs nearly ! off
: Blank ets the same; a heay,
r white Blanket, generous il
: size and nate,iai, $500 from
+ ST. ard or s5-bla nket oal,
rs pairs to IS s..
An odd lot Of gentlemen
z stockings, q, 10 ard Iol i
e size, mixed, stripes and sell,
:. :, colors; not fall lines in Az
: al high grades, soc. to 25c
J Another lot in broken lot
: and styles, for men, at 25,
Gown to I5c.
We've five boxes Of yelyt
I in brown, dark brown az
ls garnet, parts or pieces
ia each box; ;I.25 is the regr
lar price everywhere; W
close them out in this sal
at Soc, per yard.
@. A 10: of Zephyr ginghar
. y reduced to &c.
re A lot Of Tapestry Bruase
.. Carpets in remnants all
nc best makes,such as Roxbur
Stinson and Alex. Smith
Sons, in lengths as follow
Int, I9l, 9, I8tt, 10, 20
az 40 2I5, ISL, ~, III, al 2
IN 81, I'D 28 yards; there
% borders to make out a roo
rs il any of these lengths "
not do. They sold durir
the season at 9oc. per var
: -. III L Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27
Inc I,uisn ChAri,a Rarl

The Jewish MJutia1re Society VII
z Se " EiSatA annual reception Ia ne
Institute Hall, on TLurtd&y evening. Feb
rusry l7;h. Manuel R'chenber.er las
been asa red to The part Of grand coz
ductor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

SyrinRea, inpP y l.a7
ard other appliance .
mept Belts PharH' s,ts
ket streets; lads 10 a 4, M u
rae entrance, Nd. ! "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

~ Z LIT ok htNI-IakEEz sony
tT Tug TO. 1908 Van fureu street.
VIII zen III e-s!es. kILd of te.As. ply
81 u = once. Jas II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

o. shs REPUBLICAN ofaos In ths shs d.
O'Clock 10 e'clack II o'acci
1872 rs 80
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shos a.a klIi.a the elrl

7'1IVt "@1 fRFt1N7'F VI" VT =
y tSPRIsoPIELr, Ky. Jan d -Yester.
day Afternoon Lsd Corlish went - tie
rssidero- OF john G.eea, respectable
g>Euer living near shsrpsvilie, And
a''ar tsS words shl. AID iEAtaI q )
killed Luir Greer, std Is sears The
mother Il the s,fi st;s Il pes T. Gave Der
dsaE ~: Suf y a. $50 slightly ~ounc-
ID. Cen - vas arre,te-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

The condition CT Vicar. Genera No
Grave is yesy much improved This
morning, anc although sis lie vac dis
paired Ct few days ago, there is new
stIsns hop-s Of Il, ultimate recove-y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

To morrow premises 70 be fair with
siRtty rislnR tex persture The out
COX for Saturday IA partially cloudy
Ard warmer, followed by .oss ca the
90 ssi and rain in The evening.
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n. B. DANFORTH,
+. y. Tor End and haxke SIS.


IAlKff STHIEr STORES VuRI
fnt Res 80, So ID 81 trarset stFest.
- mtg sh-sUFA e. hiplry rect Tetes
sores I'D 81, arse ..rx Elus-.
afNaI ltGi-1.r, 20 p .'Lrt - ct,
Phi iptil "a ri
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FOR Denmark

@ VI. & ). TAy cf Smyrna,
u ped su- - str litt.- D'1nctd
~ Cul' waters - bvt uiaTh lew
4 lys az, ard SC "a > oe ucpei that IL
~ 49, . ia nc-fAiioas u CHER sST!-
&C tn ), H. pleuelts - IT,. stc.leu OF
Z roo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

MN tD-a IU,lIlca a. pEly z
- Goldman, O. - VIA at uI ne
he14e. - re- 60 .e c.sz.,d man: l.
NJ Z - t. t1is t,- AID DC *
h7useWorE. Adc-tts 80 Hir.sor gt-ect,
cry l.T-ats
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

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from g. % 70 81 80
per thousand.
Dealers.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-27

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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-16
the Mischievous Cut. " ornn.

Some Of them ascend trees, shrubs
aud other plants In their destructive
work, while most Of them confine
their operation to the surface and
work their mischief by cutting off
the young and tender plants even
with the ground. Their work is done
Al night, and as daylight approaches
they hide themselves in holes in the
ground. Cabbage, when first set out,
and lettuce and other plants Of the
garden up to the squashes, and other
PLANTS Of the farm are attacked by
them. Growing muskmelons and
vatermelons for Northern markets is
now an import-industry 1.-THE South
yrn States, especially within easy
reach Of the shipping ports, some
hundreds of acres being occupied by
vatermelons alnne. The grower of
melons, as well as cabbages, etc,
finds that his greatest obstacle to
success il in the attack of the cut
worms. Various devices have been
proposed to ward off their attacks,
but among these non appears to be
10 sensible Or so effective as that
devised by DR.. A. Omeler, author of
"Truck Farming for the South" DR..
Omeler kills off the ent-worms before
the plants appear. Upon his water
melon fields he sets poison-traps at
about fifteen feet apart each way.
These "traps" are cabbage or turnip
leaves which have been moistoned
on the concave side, and then busted
with q mixture of Paris green with
twenty parts Of -four. These leaves
sre placed over the fields, poisoned
side down, at the distance above
stated before the plants appear
American AgricuIturist.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-16

Oats and peas are an old-time crop
which is being revived nowadays.
Our fathers knew all about economy,
and also were we'll acquainted with
industry. They wanted everything
10 count for most. They knew the
value Of oats and peas for the swine
and for all other stock. When cut
befofs getting overripe, this crop IS
most excellent fodder, and it may be
turned To q profitable account to cut
when the peas are still green.
When ctred At this stage no hay
Can bg equal 10 the ont and pea straw
for calves, cows or sheep, and the
hogs Will live we'll on it. II the
meadows do not promise enough hay
pit tn 4 crop Of oats and peas, ana
fodder enough ; DIR plan is to make
the ground mellow, feftilize 1t well
IN the surface with tarnyard manure
br phosphate, and put in broadcast
Two bushels OF oats and one OF peas u
The acre, covering with It ~cuitivator'
THEY caxit be cut with d moving ma
tffine artd cured the same as nay
The gr6utd having been rolled .!
wed time. This kind Of fodder viii
he gtand to make milk IN the winter
II TIE grain n allowed TO ripen, the
stfsw viii ~ gcBa once d day Tor the
cows; ana excellent for the sheep
The gfafh makes 4 c6tlipIete ration
and there II no better food fof swine
u make eood pork, beef, mutton Or
milk. The seed may be sowff win .
dsii.--Out County Home.